EAH Housing announced they will be acquiring Catholic Charities of Oregon’s 19-property Oregon affordable housing portfolio. The transaction, subject to required regulatory approvals, will place more than 1,000 affordable homes under EAH Housing’s long-term stewardship and allow Catholic Charities to focus its resources on direct services.
The portfolio spans the Portland metropolitan area, Eugene, Sandy, Happy Valley, and more cities, and includes a mix of family, senior, and supportive housing communities. Guardian Real Estate Services, LLC will continue managing the properties following the ownership transition.
EAH Housing and Catholic Charities have been working together on the transaction since January 2026, with the full transaction expected to be completed in the second quarter of 2027. Jackson Ross of Newmark’s Affordable Housing Advisors team is representing the seller in the transaction.
Established in 1968, EAH Housing develops, manages and preserves affordable housing across California and Hawaiʻi. The Oregon portfolio will mark the nonprofit’s first presence in the Pacific Northwest.
Photo: Kateri Park, 3640 SE 28th Ave, Portland, OR (Newmark Affordable Housing Advisors).
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